Malaysian Kopitiam
Malaysian restaurant · Centreville ·

Malaysian Kopitiam

Malaysian restaurant · Centreville ·

Authentic Malay classics like rendang, satay, curry laksa

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5085 Westfields Blvd, Centreville, VA 20120 Get directions

$10–20

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5085 Westfields Blvd, Centreville, VA 20120 Get directions

+1 571 376 5693
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@malaysiankopitiam

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Malaysian Kopitiam

rohan V.

Google
This is one of the hidden jumps of nova, it’s a family owned restaurant and the owners are humble and very accommodating and warm and cordial. This is a no nonsense place. Everything in the menu is quite authentic, I will highly recommend Beef Rangdang and chicken curry with roti; for one person meal Nasi Lemak(it comes with a a very appetizing complex tasting anchovy condiment)

Saba Z

Google
We have no idea why we have missed experiencing this wonderful gem. A Halal Malaysian restaurant, probably the only authentic Malaysian restaurant in the area. It is run be a very sweet Malay family, husband wife and their son 10/10 service- so quick that we had barely sat down that the server (the owners son) brought our water and appetizer. The place is spacious, very clean, nicely decorated and the owner is the sweetest. He has such sharp memory that he took everyones order without writing and remembered everything, even the sequence in which we has asked food to be brought out. My first time experiencing authentic Malaysian food and I loved it. Will visit again and again. Tried fried anchovies for the first time in life and was extremely surprised . They were delicious

Grace W.

Google
This is truly a hole in the wall place in the DMV, as it’s tucked away in an unassuming strip mall. Overall, most of the dishes were a hit. We ended up getting the two recommend appetizers, the roti canai and the chicken satay skewers which were both excellent. The roti canai was like a flavor bomb in my mouth - buttery and flaky and soaked up all the delicious curry sauce to form the perfect bite. The chicken satay skewers were succulent, well seasoned, and had excellent grill flavor. My only wish was that it had more meat! My entree, the curry laksa chicken noodle soup with the wide noodles were so addictingly good - I could not stop eating it! The flavor of the broth was both bold and comforting, as the coconut cream hid in the background punctured by notes of mint that perfectly complimented the savory notes of the soup. As a self-proclaimed thick noodle lover, the rice noodles were perfectly thick, chewy, and slippery. Someone else at my table got the beef rendang and I tried a bite of it…unfortunately, the beef was dry and fell short of expectations. Service was fast and food came out in a reasonable time. Our waiter was conversationally friendly and made small talk with us while taking our order. Overall, I really enjoyed the authentic Malaysian food (most of them were hits, the beef rendang was a miss). I would love to come back again to try some of their other dishes!

Jei F.

Google
After years finally got some Malaysian food again. It isn’t easy to find one but this place is a good choice! I love every bite! We had some Rojak, Beef Rendang and Mee Goreng, it was so good. The service was nice and straight to the point. The place can handle small to big groups, everything is indoor and the parking lot is shared.

E B

Google
I’m Chinese, this tastes super great!! I will definitely order for a lot of times!! OMG, it’s the best Asian food I’ve tried in DMV!!The waiters are very nice and sweet. The food tastes soo yummyy, please pick this restaurant!! I’ll try other noodles here!! This is the real asian food!👍🏼🤤🤤

Patrick M.

Google
This Malaysian restaurant in the Sully Station Shopping Center on Westfields Blvd in Centreville offers authentic Malaysian cuisine. The food is delicious and flavorful, the service is good, and the meals are delivered quickly. The restaurant is also clean and well-maintained. Additionally, ample parking is available right in front, making visiting and enjoying a meal here very convenient. Among all the dishes we tried, the Hainanese Chicken Rice was particularly impressive, reminiscent of what I enjoyed in Malaysia. The Nasi Goreng was also noteworthy, generously loaded with shrimp and chicken. The shrimp omelet and the baby oyster omelet were delicious, and dipping them in a sweet, tangy sauce enhanced the flavors even more.

Gord R.

Google
Dined in for dinner; very impressed by the speed and quality of the service. Menu has authentic dishes and a variety of dishes (noodle soup, wok noodles, rice entrees etc) and all our app/entrees came out within 10 minutes max. Chicken satay was extremely tasty to start the meal. Prices are reasonable with regards to the serving size. Overall a very good spot for Malaysian food in the DMV area!

Piash D.

Google
Service was great. The lunch specials were $11 with big portions. I also had the iced Kopi (coffee). Literally the worst drink I think I’ve had in a long time. Please don’t get it. Powered coffee with ice that wasn’t even dissolved. I had the Nyonya chicken. Flavor was decent. Was cooked very well and juicy. Not spicy at all. More just sweet. My friend had the black pepper chicken. Also just decent. Kind of bland. We also had the chicken roti canai. Below average taste for me. Didn’t come close to the ones I had in Malaysia.